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]]>As countries gradually begin to open up and people start to travel a bit more, this digital trend is making itself felt when it comes to paying while traveling.
In all facets of travel, it is now becoming less and less likely to touch any sort of object from your wallet, whether it be cash or a credit card, to pay for any sort of thing you buy.
Most smartphones now offer mobile apps that allow you to pay with your cell phone without having to touch any sort of credit card terminal to enter a PIN number or any sort of information that would require you to touch anything but your phone.
Not only is this sort of application now used more and more by travelers at restaurants and shops, but this trend is also reaching airline and train travel, hotel stays, and other more expensive transactions as well.
It is more common than ever to never physically exchange money in exchange for tickets or accommodations thanks to apps that allow you to book and pay from your own mobile phone without ever having to do anything upon arrival.
Not only is this trend convenient, but it is also necessary when we think about public health. Expect contactless payment to continue to be a travel staple for many years to come.
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]]>This reality has conditioned the travel trends which we will see in the fall of 2020, which is rapidly approaching. Let’s check out some of the most popular options that people will look for in the upcoming season.
The fewer the people there are around you, the better is generally the rule in the middle of a pandemic. Rural getaways to small towns and national parks are a great option if you want to go with your family or friends and avoid the tightly-packed masses of cities. Book soon, because these destinations are set to be in high demand.
While you might’ve had to worry about getting the local currency for paying at hotels, restaurants, and tourist attractions in the past, contactless pay with card chips and mobile phones is all the rage these days. Be sure to have at least one contactless payment method with you while traveling this fall, as some businesses don’t even accept cash now.
It’s completely understandable if you don’t want to stay in a hotel or a shared AirBNB at this time, which has led to the growth of renting whole units. This fall, it’ll be more popular than ever to rent an entire apartment or house in order to stay isolated.
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]]>The post Contactless Payment is the Hottest Trend in Travel appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>As countries gradually begin to open up and people start to travel a bit more, this digital trend is making itself felt when it comes to paying while traveling.
In all facets of travel, it is now becoming less and less likely to touch any sort of object from your wallet, whether it be cash or a credit card, to pay for any sort of thing you buy.
Most smartphones now offer mobile apps that allow you to pay with your cell phone without having to touch any sort of credit card terminal to enter a PIN number or any sort of information that would require you to touch anything but your phone.
Not only is this sort of application now used more and more by travelers at restaurants and shops, but this trend is also reaching airline and train travel, hotel stays, and other more expensive transactions as well.
It is more common than ever to never physically exchange money in exchange for tickets or accommodations thanks to apps that allow you to book and pay from your own mobile phone without ever having to do anything upon arrival.
Not only is this trend convenient, but it is also necessary when we think about public health. Expect contactless payment to continue to be a travel staple for many years to come.
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]]>The post Fall Travel Trends for 2020 appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>This reality has conditioned the travel trends which we will see in the fall of 2020, which is rapidly approaching. Let’s check out some of the most popular options that people will look for in the upcoming season.
The fewer the people there are around you, the better is generally the rule in the middle of a pandemic. Rural getaways to small towns and national parks are a great option if you want to go with your family or friends and avoid the tightly-packed masses of cities. Book soon, because these destinations are set to be in high demand.
While you might’ve had to worry about getting the local currency for paying at hotels, restaurants, and tourist attractions in the past, contactless pay with card chips and mobile phones is all the rage these days. Be sure to have at least one contactless payment method with you while traveling this fall, as some businesses don’t even accept cash now.
It’s completely understandable if you don’t want to stay in a hotel or a shared AirBNB at this time, which has led to the growth of renting whole units. This fall, it’ll be more popular than ever to rent an entire apartment or house in order to stay isolated.
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